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Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
Contract for kaYlng.

The Wilmington Savings Fund So
ciety have contracted with the Portland
Paving Company OF this city and Pnil.
adelphis for the paving OF the side.
walks on Market and Ninth streete, In
front OF their new banking house.
The Portland Paving Com pany was
chartered by the Legislature NJ It's late
session, and soon afttrwsrd organized
by the election of Lewis P. Buen, Jr.,
ss president, j. z. mcLesr rs secr etary
and treasurer, and w. II. jenkins II
Phtla1elphia rs superintendent. They
purchssed the plant and puslEess Of the
Portland Paving Company, limited
which has been operAtir z in Philadel.
phia and vicinity for the last two years.
They have already taken large con-
tracts for paving sidewalks in Pbila
delphia, aud hope to be ab.e 10 intro
duce into this CITY superior pavement,
fully equal to the best known, ut q
moderate cost. They claim that their
sidewalks are fully equal in appearance
and quality to those in front OF the ne "
public buildings, the new post office
and many other recently erected large
buildings in Philadelphia. The office
Of tie company in this city is NJ 7le
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
The Fisheries trouble.

HALIFAX, N. g., Augntt S-Consul
General Phelan has received NO further
I'D vices concerning the seizure at Souris
Of the schooner j. II. Perrin, and It 10
not likely that he will hear anything
more until the course TO be pursued By
the Dominion authorities 10 known.
The statement IL repeated that the
British war fl set now in these waters 10
to 60 to North Bay and the Prince Ed
ward Island coast to protect the fisher.
les from American eporoachmeuts
CHARLoTTETowN, p. e. l., August
8 Captain Mcdonald, of the Ameri-
can schooner j. II. @. Perkins, which
was seized at Souris for violation OF the
customs law, says that while In bouris
on July 20 he reported ut the Custom
House and sent word TO q relative NJ
Monticello to lcok out for him and send
four men on board when he arrived of
the place. They reached the place ne 1t
day before dark, bat did mt take the
men on board until about 10 O'Clock.
when they came In . boat from the
shore. The men are all relstivss. The
night was raw and dark, but he jud ged
that he WAS outside the limit By The
depth Of the water.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
Remedy for Bed Bugs

The proper way to extermirate bed
bugs IL TO give the bedstesds good
coat O: varnish. 1t 10 far more tffectual
than the most thorough scalding or the
application OF powders. poisons or
WASHES Of any kind, hcwever highly
they u ay be recommended. Besides II
is sim pie and inexpensive; one thorough
coat is sufi Glen. for the season. House
keepers generally should try 1t, as We
are cor dent that 1t will save them
Rrea, deal Of trouble In preventing the
increase OF these pests through the
summer seasop. Should they get into
the walls OF dwellings every crevice
should be plsstered ur, and II the room;
is not papered a goou coat OF white
wa.h sauuld be applied. Hotel keepers,
who wish to promote the comfort oi
their gnssts should try the above reme-
dy, being careful to not overlook the
BIN heads or crevioes, wherever they
exist aud furnish q refuge for the pests
The kul,s will never hatch under a coat
OF varnish.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
Bids for New Cruisers.

WASHINGTON, August 8 -Bids were
opened ~ noon to-day in the office Of
tee Secretary Of the Navy for the con
struction OF the cruisers last provided
for by Congress. namely, The Newark,
No. /, 600 tons disp lscsnent; cruisers
Nos. 4 and 8, 900 tons each, and gun
boats Nos and 4. 1900 tons displaoe-
ment each. There was bu: one bid
upon the Newark, which was BY VII.
liam Cramp & Sons under class one, the
price beir q 81 ,248 600. The Union Iron
Works, OF San FrAloisco, bid under
class one for either cruiser No OF No.
5 At 81 42s 0C0. William Cramp q Sons
bid upon cruisers Nos. 4 ard under
class one at 81, ,4l0. 600 each; under class
two ct 81, ,326, 900 EACH under class two,
with epeclsl notifications, at 81 $50 0t0
each and under class three at 81 ,406 600.
william Oramp & Sons bid for the two
gunboats ut $495 700 and n F. Palmer
q Co.. Of New York, bid for the same al
S490. .0O0
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
Pampered Royalty.

LONDON, August Sin the House Of
Commons to night Mr.. W. H. Smith an
nounced that the government declined to
propose that Parliament guarantee any
loan in aid Of colonization schemes. he
did not see that any good would be OBJ
1ained by inviting the colonial govern
ments 10 CO operate in raising colonial
ton fund.
The question was asked what was the
reason Tor the governments refusal to
submit return showing the number OF
royal princes or persons allied to royalty
by marriage who hold posts in the public
service and draw money from the public
funds, anl how many officers have been
paesed over by sach appointments.
Mr.. Smith replied that, In the judg-
ment Of tie government, such return
would te an invidious character and
ought not 10 be granted Radical cries
oi ooh, but it must be granted.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
Chasing o. Thief,

About IL so O'Clock this afternoon
the ladies OF Henry Brineh ehurst's fam.
lily, 8l6 King street, disc overed 3 young
colored man in Q second.story
room about going through bureau
When the man found he was discov-
evered ne darted past the ladies and
made his escape by side entrance.
Mrs. Bringlurst came to the front door
and shouted to some men who were at Q
butcher stall to stop the thief who just
then almost flew past them.
Stephen Holland, employed at the
Cental market, gave chase and ran him
down to Eighth street, up Eighth to
Market, down Market to Seventh and
down Seventh to King. At this point
Tiehmsn Rowe Joined in the chase
and ran the thief down to Sikh
street, where others joined IN
and ran him down to John G. Bakers
morocco factory, where he was lost
Sigh. o.. So far as known nothing a
taken from Er. Bringhurst's. III.
seeme1 10 bs stranger In the city, wal
dressed in dark clothes aud was appa
rentty about 20 ears O, ase.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.
Dots.
ira spices a specially o. Crippen's,


Pure spices q specially .. Crippen's,
8 East 81 g..
The Pompadour Glee Club has return
ed from o two weeks encampmeLtAt ~
Pennsgrove, n. j.
Tho WILMINGTON Baptist Sunday |
School Union will meet this evening In |
the Delaware Avenue Church.
Mrs. Hayerlaud and Mrs. Walters
will assist at Il Q tent meeting At Ninth
and LON bard streets this evening.
Mrs. Edwin o. Eckles, tf Dover,
o sister OF Hon. q. b. LIRE, fell from
her porch At Dover, on Thursday lAst,
and broke her right arm.
W. r. Beatty, Tenth and Adams
streets, will sell frame house very low
to any one Who will remove II from the
lot now occupied.
There will be no moro Sunday ser.
vices at Delaware Avenue Baptist
church until the fsst Sunday In Sep
tenn her.
We have Just received . su all lot Of
solid silver lpen face Elgin watches
which we are ceiling at $50. and are
warranted good time pisoes, at Aanfs.
is e. Fourth street.
We invite thcee Who have been unA
BILE TO "a . four that would just suit
them to give us utal. - We know We
can satisfy them. J. Q. Hamilton b
Co., Fifth and King,
Sheriff Lam bson will sell at public
sale on Monday, the 18th inst the per.
sonal property of Samuel W. Kirk. on
Fifth between Orange and Tatuall
streets
A shed on the farm OF Frank Roth
well, near Smyrna, VA struck by light.
ming on Saturday last and knocked
, down several men who hsd taken shel'
ter under 1t, but luckily none OF them
were seriously injured.
Howard Reed, Thomas Ryan and
|. Ernest L. Msddeux, who were hurt By
: the upsettipa Of . car &C Georgetown, or
the 25:h ult are all getting along very
we'll, and will coon be engaged In theil
I usual avocations.
Tho Independent Methodist Churct
. on Madison street continue in theil
good work despite the absence OF many
OF their mem bert, who are away at tb,
camp meetings. There Was . goodly
: NUN Der present last evening, md man!
!, took part in the exercises Of the hour.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
I've, possn't give IL Up Yet.

New YORK, August 3.-Henry 3. Ives,
of the collapsed Ives 4 Staynor syndicate,
was seen at his Office to-day looking
weary and jad.d after his long trip and
presumably hard work of the last ten
days. But he was still as calm and conn
dent as ever, apparently. He refused to
talk IDEALS" with reporters, however.
All he would say was that great many
lies evidently had been published about
him, and he intimated that some OF The
papers would be called to account for
slanderous statements. He denied tina,
either be or Mr.. stayner would resign
from their respective offices of president
and yice-president of the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton road, or that he
had used any OF the stock OF that com
pany in an unlawful manner. He had
ample authority for all his acts from the
directors, he said, and such authority ap
peared in the m nutes to the meetings o.
the board. The investigating committed
of creditors met to day, but took no sctiol
of importance, and adjourned until Au
gust l6.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
personals

Mr.. Jo,eph Brooks has just returned
from Chesapeake CITY, wnefe NJ Was
visiting his parents.
Mrs, George Il. Crawford and Mrs.
John H. Bennett have gone 10 Green
Springs, Virsinis, TO stay ono month.
Mise Lizzie B. ssyre OF Frankford,
Philadelphi 10 visiting Mrs. w. b. Nc
Nair OF this city.
Rev. Henry sanderson has returned
from Chester Heights camp, where he
passed three or four weeks.
Mr.. David II. Connell and Harry
Lape took day of and vent fishing
this morning.
Dr.. Keables has gone on an excursion
and will not return home until the lotn
inst.
Charles Jester, OF the frm OF Jester q
Mcdaniel, will pass the present week
ct Brandy wins Summit. camp meeting.
Joseph Row, assistant manager OF
tha noted china store OF l. l.. Row, NO.
l15 King street, has gone TO Atlantic
City TO spend week.
Deputy Collector Charles j. Kyle and
family have gone to Atlantic City,
whore they expect to stay for about ten
DAYS.
Rev. W. L 8. Murray, presiding
elder of the Wilmington district, Jet,
fer BrApdywine Summit camp yester-
cay Afternoon.
Super!ptendent q. Il. Carter Of the
, Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti
more h abroad, who has oren enjoying
. brief vacation, has returned bone.
Mics Louie Collins Is tenting at 10
snnS heighu camp meeting; after IT
close she will spend q week OF Two will
uer sister, MIS- Fannie LambSrn, q
B.rwyp, Pa.
Mrs. George w. Wells, accom- psniet
By her two sisters, the Misses Green
started this morning for the Catsktlis
where they will remain for severa
weeks.
Miss Katie McDsrmott, Of Philadel
phia, but formerly OF this city, Is q
/, home on o visit to her partnts, at l22
Chestnut suest, and she would b
piesssl to have Ger friends call.
. Mr.. Fred White, OF No. 005 Wes
Ninth stre.t, Is spending a month wit
: lfr,pucs at Lsmbe-ivllie, New Jeresy
a1d his msuy friends in this city wis
him pleasant tine.
Miss Elm NJ. Hsnwsy and Miss Addi
+ Garter have jast arrived from u &C
jorrn of two weeka at Atlantic City
, and their health II 70 much Improve
= that they expec. to 80 down again be
fore the season clo9es.
The Mietss Josephine and Adelin
McIntire, Of Maryv,le, Missouri, ar
visiting Mics Sa!!ie Gibson, Of this city
and will remain two or three weeks
spending . part of the time at Brandy
/ wine Summit camp meeting.
James NJ. Mallslieu OF Natalie
n Brothers, Milliu2 or, Md, died on Sui
day afternoon, Of congestion OF Il
lungs. Mr.. Mallali1u was q prom incl
member of the NJ L. Church and re
alive Of Bishop Mailalieu.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
EEHlVE," T"
3O6 MARKET ST.

Hot weather bargains. lot
OF crinkled seersuckers, Ioc., 60
down to SC.
lot seersuckers, Is and I5c.,
goes down to Ioc.; this is the
last call.
100 dozen hose for men, wo-
men and children, SC pair.
Ladies ribbed Lisle thread
oose soc the world over; our
marked down price, 25c; an
unmatchable bargain.
case OF apron ginghams to
be sacrificed for 7c a yard; a
bargain for everybody.
We are selling quantities OF
gents laundried shirts at 75c
that will compare with others
at 81.
10 pieces damask table linen,
instead of 37Hc., regular price,
you can take them away for 25c
per yard.
you want any gauze under
wear to keep you warm, buy it
at the "Bee Hive" at three
fourths value
Our sateens are all marked
down to closing out prices.
French 60 at 25c.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
DIED,

MA hItN.-f the 7th instant, F,,zab,tb
~ wIe Oi James Ma tin, aged ~ Years,
he,At'vee ard friends Q re inv tied to attend
sne iuaeiai rom the residence Of her nus
panu, @ w eTe west Eighth st'ess, op Wed
lntefmeat at Lowe: Brandywlns Ctmetery.
MINE In this city. on tho 7th tns,aot.
Lizs hArtin, wife CT Key. HIylord /.
More, ated II years. A'i" -
InneYai services at the residences of her
hnsoand, NO. rs West kioth street nm
wednesday eventEp, AZ I 30 o'cIock In,er %
ihursday. e'uh'S' On
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
Bpckner's NlriOftty.

LOUISVILLE. Angus, 8 The Official
majority Of Buckntr over Bradley in 99
counties heard from is II, ,039. The re-
naming c)uutits are Aaair, Boyd,
Brscken, Breathttt. Daviess. Floyd,
Harlan, jackson, Jesssmine, Lselie,
Letcher, Lawrer CO, Masofin Morgan,
Owsley, Perry, Pike, Trigg, Union and
Wolfe. The estimated total majority Ii
!, 30 These .sensy counties not yG'
officially reported gave Cleveland ma
j]r.:y OF 3i7.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
THIRD EDITION.
.n.,,n.a op Union with Canada.


CHICAGO, August ga special from
W,uulpeg, referring to an intarview
with Senator Sherman, ssys: TO re
porter he said the commeIcial union
between the United States and CansaA
was not absorbing much attention IN
the Republic. 1t was . question wnlch
would have to be settled between Eng
land and the States. and he did not %
lieye En- gland would agree 10 Il. Being
iold 1t would make no dlncrenoe
whether England Was willing OF 5os'
he smiled, and remarked that he under,
stood tho feeling. In many paris o.
Oansda WIS almost unanimous for II,
but that the Roman Catholic clergy In
Quebec would do all In their power 70
prevent 1t, and they would doubtless IN
nu,Lce NE poiticians there he 90
lieved the United States would Dc IL.
vorable TO n when the time came' ou'
st present the feeling wss one Of qul
sscence. He vas overheard remerkini
10 . friend that he believed bis chsnoe, ce
for the Presidential nomination IN lSe'
were e1ca'lsnt. Tho party leave In tn
morning."
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
Arrested ON Suspicion.

About 12 o'clock on Monday night,
Officer Shields found a colored man
named William Mcdaniel at Fourth and
Orange streets, with two bedticks in his
possession which he said he was trying to
sell. As Mcdaniel. unlike Caesars wife,
is not above suspicion, the officer locked
him up When he was srraigped before
Judge Cummins this morning he said the
ticks had been given 20 Mr.. Hedges, the
upholsterer, to sell, bus as he could not
be found to corroborate the story, Nc
Daniel was held for further hearing.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
BurGlAriZed.

The res 'deuce of Henry Ferris, of Ferris
Bros, 1881 WASH gton rect, has been
burglsrilsd while Mr.. Ferris aud family
were away from home TOR a few days.
The house domestic went to the house
yesterday morning to put it in readiness
for the return of the family, and found
she could not get in as the doors were all
locked on the inside. Mr.. Ferri, came
home in the evening and found that the
house had been entered by the cellar way
and had been ransacked. He could Loi
tell however what prope ty, had been
taken, nor how much. until the arrival ol
Mrs. Ferris which is expected to-day.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
memo,,a, nous. to the Pope.

PIrTsBuRe, August s. - Collections
were taken up yesterday in every German
Catholic church in this city to erect q
German memorial house In New York In
honor Of the fftieth anniversary of tie
ordination Of Pope Leo XIII as priest.
The bu lding viii be named the Leo
House, and will be used for German eni.
grants. The money collected by the Ger.
man Catholics IL this country ter the o.
dinstion celebration is to be used for this
purpos', while the amour received from
all other nationalties OF CatEo les will be
sent direct to Rome.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
Another Barn Burned.

The barn of Ex Sheriff William r.
Lyman ON the Elkton road between
OnristiaDa and Cooch's bridge, about
two miles south Of Christians, WAS to-
tally consume ed on Saturday night last
with about SO tons OF hay and number
of farming utensils. No 1--we stock was
consumed The place was farmed by q
son Of the ex.SheriG. No cause 10 rs
signed for the fire. The building WAS
insured in the Mil Greek Mutual In.
suranoe Company for 81 600. but there
was NO insurance on the hay.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
The Michigan Mine Fire.

HoCGRToH, Mich, August 8.-The
FIRE in the Calu nc; all Recis mine Ia
still raging. LGH g;g6t pew plan was
tried for overoo uins the Il Gmts. Car.
bonic acid gas was forcs d down the
pipes, sno 1t see rs 20 he working cue.
cessfnNy. Fonr miners went Down the
shaft twelve feet 10 ttop some crsvices,
and ore OF them wae overcome by the
gas The Others -aRored him at the
risk OF Lbeir liveg.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
a synd.cste OF Capitalists.

A despatch from P.ttsburg sayg o
syndicate of Rev York and Pittsbqr2
capitalists have Just closed trsnsao
t:oa, by which they become the owner.
of nearly iC0, coo aores of pine forests
along The northern line Of South Caro-.
tina ami toe southern boundary oi
Georgia. Tie price paid was q million
collars in casb. I. is said the pur
chasers will hold tue lands until an sd
vance in the price of lumber Rrea:ly In
creasee the.r value,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
The Launch Dis sster.

MILWAUKEE August thus far
only Two deaths have occurred from the
accident at Wolf & DavidsoD's ship
yard on Saturday. Edward Z.rbel,
Who was instantly killed by falling
tim bers, and Charles Waltig, who died
shorty after being taken from the
river. No one has been reported miss
Ing TO day, and it is thought there are
no bodies In the clip.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
Taking In the Camp.

James TIL, oolored man who makes
Q business of cutting the grass aud
keeping a number Of lawns on Della
ware avenue in order, IL now at Bran
dywine Summit camp meeting, and
will not return until 1t closes. AS he
considers that he is engaged 10 . good
work, he hopes his PATRONS will have
patience and wait to have their lawns
attended to until he returns.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
Kpiehts Of Labor Not Wanted

NEWARK, August 8.-rhe leather.
workers troubles cuiminated TO day
when the manufacturers iesued orders
taat on and after Saturday, August 13
none but Don pn!oc men would be em.
p!oyed IN their chops. This 10 the com.
mencs met: OF light between the
Knights CT Labor ard the nanu'ac
turers, as the msa in Howeil's and
Re;lly's chops have already been or
dered out hv tho Eatghts,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
EAnIhlAunnA.

Jaquett, No. 5l1 King street, has re.
ceived tine lot OF Jenny Lind cantA'
lOupes, the frat OF the season, which
are OF superior quality. Try them and
you will Guy them again. he hss also
a lot of Iceling melons, fresh from the
vines, which are rarely eXcelied In
quality. The prices are moderate and
he will send them to any part OF the
city without additional fec.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
Tonti No.ice.

A public meeting and organization OF
the order of Toni will take place this
evening in tie room of Snyth Pos',
No 506 Ma! ksS street. All males De
tween is and GO are requested to pc
present. Addresses will be delivered by
Il. X. Wheeler, Supreme President,and
d. II. Ksuuey, Supreme Secretary, OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
The New Catholic Churon

The work on StAnn's Catholic church. at
'iIpIn avenue and Union street, is being
pushed area rapidly, as it i, the inten.
uoh 70 Lave u under roof before winter.
ueoFee W. Thompson has the contlsct
ior tLe e'one work, and is laying the
ioulIa'len with cement. The building
"li te OF bFandywine blue granite, from
quarry within sight of the church.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
Suffered Five Years ana Cured.

Bonneville, Mo,
For the last Ave years I suffer ed dreadful
ly from neuralgia and nervous bai . In nv
head. II Affected my face and eyes so that
at Il Des l was unable 1 att nd TO any
work. procured a bottle OF St. Jacobs
OH at once, and After the first application
to the AL fectcd parts felt isstant relief |
consider st. Jacobs OH the best remedy
for Instantaneous relief of nervous and
neuralgia pains. and will hereafter never
be without IL. n. II. CLARK
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
mother and Ch,id Drowned.

MONTREAL. Aug. Mrs. Brennan,
of this city, and her 10-year-old sen
were dro wned at st. Helen's Island TO-
day. The boy was bathing in the river,
and was being swept away BY the
strong current when the mother went
to his rescue, and was herfelf carried
away.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
ueo,l county B,azs.

Tho barn Of George W. Clifford. near
Zion, Cecil County, Nd. WAS burned
lat night about 10 % O'Clock, together
with one pair Of mules, large number
Of farming Implements, oil the ous.
buildines and 8 large quantity OF hay
and grain. The loss 10 $500. but Il
reasonably covered BY insurance.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
Ere burt.

Mr. John Huntingdon, employe of the
P w. q 3. +. K. shons, was this NOM
ing engaged in chipping hub, when a
piece OF the metal flew and struck him la
the eye, which hur: him so badly that he
had to quit WORK.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
suffered ssvsrs, Years and Cured.

Mrs. Mary X eheed, iii0 Maryland ave.,
Washington, ID. u, ttates thst for several
aIs she has suffered terribly with facial
neuralgia and could lind no relief. Ina
recent attack the pain was intense. She
re'Olyed to try st. Jacobs Oil. Rubbing
the parts affected three times only, ali
pain vanished aud has not returned.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
OH
FOR NEURALGIA.
Comforts and Cures.
suffered Fen, fuliy and Cured

Mr.. Jerry l.. Thorn as. President of The
Gou'd Cldh. C.niral PARK Hotel 5lth
itreet and 9TH avenue, New York, wr les:
Las, summer l suffered feariully with
neuralgia and couid not get any rest nj ght
or day. tried ct. Jacobs OIL aud obtaiaed
the rrst nights r,st In weeks, and was
cuIed.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
Excursion. .

Gouiey's excursion To Ocesn Grove
and Long Branch, Thursday, Aus ust %,
20 leave the P, W. b B ssation at 6 so
. m. Returning, leave Long Branch
At 545; Ocean Grove at Z p NJ. Tickets
20; cssi..51--:L ..-- - - e.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
Suffered Years and In.,aut,y Cured.

Gettysburg, Pa.
My mother has used 81. Jacobs on for
neuralgia of long anding, and was IN
ttsnily cur-d, and can chcerfully recom-
mend 1t. G.LlfrLE.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
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Tha Erou of urunkh.

The crop OF drunks WAS small this
morning. and oaly two bobbed up in tho
dock a. the o!ty court. They were
uamtd John Hsaley and John Clark,
aud were sen tencsd TO psy 81 and costs
each
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
suffered Ten Year. and Cured.

Pot'stown, Pa.
have been sufferer { ON neuralyia for
ten years; tried al kinds Of re needles with
ont re. lei, ana had given up all hope, I
tried u bottle tf st. Jacobs til, and IL has
effected such n wonderful relief, recon.
mend Il 10 all. CHAS, LAW JK
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09

P. L. Maloney. HaGh Gallagher, j.
Lynch and Z. Hefron have gone to Az
Ian tic City 10 rusticate for two weeks
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
Suffered severa, Years ana Cured.

COS W. Lombard St, Baltimore, Md.
Having iuffered with neuralgia In my
head or several years wasinduced bv IL y
friend to Y ST. Jacobs oil, snd after usng x
II a short while WAS entirelv cured.
JEREMIAH ESEY.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-09
Choi,e fash.roa'lS \
pens, 5 East ID " III
Bismarck HA]

PARIS, August; -SI y
French Embassad'i, ,i,,s y
visiting friends iD A'D
from the province A1
w Weissbsch BF9';, s,,S,
manufacturer. Of .so., ssr
ment Of Moselle, snpS y
dered to be closed e.. y d
have been given ,ass, ta,s' n
government in oFosit q NJ
Chance to dispose ., oo,,,ss
Projects action IN Gsss o. N
tssiisi the factory was wasInnss,,. n'as Y
lomatic corresPopSS,,ssssl
Bismarck and the J ..